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Invincible! This person has lived for a billion years

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History remembers emperors, prophets, and gods. It forgot the one they all came from. William Johnson looks no older than twenty. But he was already there before history had a beginning. Gods once filled the sky— until they made the mistake of standing against him. He ended that era with a single strike. He taught men who would become legends. He rewrote myths, erased his own name, and let the world forget what he truly was. Alexander once sat at his side. Others changed the course of history with what he gave them— explorers who crossed oceans, kings who built empires, and men who reshaped the world in his name. Even now— the people who rule the modern world are standing on what he left behind. Then he vanished. For fifty years, William slept while the world moved on. Now he’s awake. The man worshipped as a living god still calls him Master. The most powerful figures on Earth are already moving. And the moment word spreads that William Johnson has returned— those who sit at the top begin to realize something terrifying: they were never the ones in control. Because the world didn’t forget him by chance. It forgot him because remembering him would mean facing the truth— he was there at the beginning. And this time… he’s not going to stay a myth.
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